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[00:00:01] the pages, but I apologize to my colleagues
[00:00:05] from other parties if I didn't
[00:00:08] study well, but what I can say
[00:00:11] is that, first of all, I will
[00:00:14] refer to the theory that the entire
[00:00:17] waste management infrastructure should be public. There is no successful
[00:00:21] waste management in any country in the world where
[00:00:24] there is no, of course, a clear framework, good control, and
[00:00:28] supervision, but also..." the participation
[00:00:32] of the private sector, that's why it's also called waste management,
[00:00:35] because management doesn't have,
[00:00:38] give you an exact, honest answer to there is no management without economy, otherwise, we can also
[00:00:42] the SDP promotes such theses and theories. I have seen
[00:00:45] it in other sectors and it's
[00:00:49] that's, for example, a kind of socialist way
[00:00:52] of thinking that I don't think
[00:00:55] is efficient, not at all. The other thing
[00:00:59] is that whoever... is not good at the level for which he currently has
[00:01:02] responsibility, cannot be good at the state
[00:01:06] level either. So, at that, at
[00:01:09] that press conference, the role of the central government was constantly
[00:01:12] emphasized, that the central government should take over all
[00:01:15] complete responsibility.
[00:01:17] Kansas that will give the rest of Similarly, with our actions, changes
[00:01:20] in regulations, taking over remediation even when the regulation does not
[00:01:24] necessarily require it, and how we show
[00:01:26] that we want to take on greater responsibility.
[00:01:30] "that we are aware that greater engagement of the central government is needed,
[00:01:34] but what was presented at that press conference,
[00:01:37] it seems to me, actually needs to cover up the inability
[00:01:41] to manage waste at the level of the city
[00:01:44] of Zagreb. Namely, we are talking about those who say
[00:01:48] that the state should take over everything so that they would solve
[00:01:51] everything with that, they are not able in six years
[00:01:55] to adopt a remediation program, remediation
[00:01:59] of... sources
[00:02:01] and this corresponding program for sanitary protection zones, we had
[00:02:05] a discussion recently in the public space
[00:02:08] also about tar pits
[00:02:12] in Zagreb, we had a discussion about
[00:02:14] Ježdovec, that discussion is trying
[00:02:18] to be turned around in such a way that we talk about who
[00:02:21] will carry out the remediation itself, who should participate, how
[00:02:25] to help, and the terrible and devastating
[00:02:28] fact is being avoided that...
[00:02:31] the administration of the largest, most important city in
[00:02:34] the country, the administrative, cultural, political center,
[00:02:38] the capital city, is not able to adopt a three-year program
[00:02:42] for the protection of water sources to which its city assembly
[00:02:45] obliged it, according to our
[00:02:48] regulations from water management, six
[00:02:51] years not a single one, there should have been one for the period
[00:02:55] 21-23, another for the period 24-26, as far as I can see,
[00:02:58] I searched for days. "There isn't a single one,
[00:03:01] meaning, if you don't have a remediation program, then you don't have any measures,
[00:03:05] nor can anyone help you in any way,
[00:03:09] you have nothing. If you go to
[00:03:12] the location related to the Tar Pits, you would
[00:03:16] see destroyed piezometers, I won't even
[00:03:19] talk about Ježdovec, that is being tried
[00:03:22] to be camouflaged with some expressions of interest
[00:03:25] for partial locations that relate to some
[00:03:28] small solutions. "At the same time, the interest of the citizens
[00:03:32] of the city of Zagreb is neglected,
[00:03:35] the absence of a comprehensive view,
[00:03:38] so, they still act, even though they have
[00:03:42] responsibility for the capital of the Republic of Croatia, as an
[00:03:45] activist group, whoever is not able, whoever is not able
[00:03:49] to use a budget worth 3.3 billion
[00:03:53] euros, the fact that only this year in the city administration
[00:03:56] 200 people are planned to be employed and the fact..." that
[00:04:00] Zagreb Holding in June
[00:04:02] 2026 has more than five, has more than
[00:04:06] 5,500 inhabitants, and four years, excuse me,
[00:04:09] employees, and four years earlier it had somewhere around
[00:04:13] 4,800, that person is not able to do
[00:04:17] anything. In that program, two mandates are mentioned,
[00:04:20] billions of euros, questions from private individuals, construction,
[00:04:24] incinerators and so on. So, I'm interested
[00:04:28] when we talk about those billions of euros, you are
[00:04:32] the line minister, do those billions exist, why isn't it
[00:04:35] invested and they are also calling out the fund for holding 600
[00:04:39] million euros in the account doing nothing, well, I think
[00:04:43] they've mixed apples and oranges a bit, as far as
[00:04:46] I can see, they are mixing funds that are
[00:04:49] related to the ETS system with funds collected in
[00:04:53] the waste management system, those two have nothing
[00:04:56] to do with each other, nor should the funds from the ETS
[00:05:00] system, which were collected for emission reduction, energy
[00:05:04] efficiency, energy efficiency, renewable
[00:05:07] energy sources, i.e., for the green transition of Croatia, be
[00:05:11] used. "In this sense,
[00:05:14] funds from the ETE system
[00:05:17] have a significant share in the amount that
[00:05:20] is mentioned. Second, they neglect the following: that the Environmental Protection
[00:05:24] and Energy Efficiency Fund is obliged in a certain procedure
[00:05:28] to monitor the realization of waste management centers,
[00:05:31] whose dynamics, we will agree here, were not at
[00:05:35] a satisfactory level. However, we can also say that in
[00:05:38] the last year and a little over a year, we have two new
[00:05:42] waste management centers that have successfully passed
[00:05:46] testing and have started their
[00:05:49] full and legal operation, and that 186 million
[00:05:52] euros have been secured for those waste management
[00:05:55] centers that are,
[00:05:59] whose realization is in progress.
[00:06:02] The Zagreb waste management center is another proof
[00:06:06] that, although the system needs to be completely improved, and as
[00:06:10] I said. "We cannot
[00:06:13] be satisfied with the dynamics of the center's realization,
[00:06:16] but the work on the Zagreb waste management center also
[00:06:20] says a lot. The European Commission in 2021
[00:06:23] asked for the Zagreb center to be harmonized with new rules
[00:06:27] and for the feasibility study to be changed. After two
[00:06:30] years of deliberation, as far as I know, it was decided
[00:06:34] to accept, to accept the remarks of the European
[00:06:37] Commission, so two years just for considering the changes
[00:06:40] and that's two years of additional delay
[00:06:44] in the realization of the Zagreb center. When you talk about energy
[00:06:48] facilities,
[00:06:51] we are working on a public call for expressions
[00:06:54] of interest, we will not talk only about large
[00:06:58] energy facilities, so I am not
[00:07:00] talking about incinerators, I am talking about power plants, I am talking about
[00:07:04] power plants, we will not
[00:07:07] work only on large energy
[00:07:10] facilities, one for... one is being prepared
[00:07:13] documentation that is co-financed by the Environmental Protection and Energy
[00:07:17] Efficiency Fund, but the public needs to be communicated with honestly
[00:07:21] and completely, realization is needed,
[00:07:24] but it will take a long time, we need to have solutions sooner,
[00:07:27] therefore the Environmental Protection Fund
[00:07:30] will publish in the next ten days a public call for expressions
[00:07:34] of interest to see if there is a possibility for some
[00:07:37] faster solutions that are needed in Croatia, which are
[00:07:41] needed in Croatia? Mhm. A lot is being
[00:07:44] said now about the lithium mine in Gospić, we saw today
[00:07:48] media reports that the building permit will be
[00:07:51] annulled, that the city of Gospić is in consultations with the Ministry
[00:07:54] of Environmental Protection and Physical Planning, so what can
[00:07:58] you tell us about whether the building permit will be
[00:08:02] in that question, however, is not
[00:08:05] within the competence of the Ministry of Environmental Protection and Green Transition. We
[00:08:09] have reviewed the procedure that was here... earlier, and we
[00:08:13] determined that there was an incorrect legal qualification
[00:08:17] of the project. We are aware that this
[00:08:20] happened at a time when the investment
[00:08:22] was already under construction, that it
[00:08:26] has its additional challenges, but nevertheless, when an incorrect
[00:08:30] legal qualification that may have an impact on the environment is determined, we are
[00:08:33] obliged to say that and correct
[00:08:37] it. That was our task. This
[00:08:40] year, we therefore decided that it is necessary
[00:08:44] to conduct a comprehensive environmental impact assessment
[00:08:48] procedure. For us, the most important thing is
[00:08:51] that there is no operation of a facility
[00:08:55] for which an environmental procedure was not carried out
[00:08:58] that should have been carried out. And
[00:09:01] the question of the building permit, it is clear that there is a serious
[00:09:05] re-examination of the building permit which is not within the competence of the Ministry of Environmental
[00:09:09] Protection and Green Transition. Have those consultations
[00:09:12] with... finished or are they still ongoing? Well, that is first
[00:09:15] and foremost a question of the issuer, it is first
[00:09:18] and foremost a question of the issuer of the permit,
[00:09:22] and it is also a question
[00:09:26] in which the permit issuer consults primarily with
[00:09:29] the ministry responsible for spatial planning, construction, and state
[00:09:32] property.
[00:09:35] So, for the lady, regarding the remediation, tomorrow until 12
[00:09:39] o'clock it is, tomorrow at 12 o'clock it ends.
[00:09:42] The negotiation procedure ends tomorrow, bids are being collected until tomorrow,
[00:09:46] when will the negotiation procedure for
[00:09:49] the burial start, today or tomorrow?
[00:09:53] I would say today, but again, it's a complex
[00:09:57] procedure, we'll take a look at the whole situation, so today or tomorrow.
[00:10:00] How long will it last? It will last for a short time, it seems
[00:10:03] to me that the estimated time for
[00:10:06] receiving is 15 days, given that
[00:10:10] sufficient testing procedures,
[00:10:13] taking analyses for all interested parties, were made possible,
[00:10:17] so that it was done practically for thirty
[00:10:20] days, that is a proposal, that is a proposal, but let's wait
[00:10:23] for it to start. The fund is the bearer, the ministry supports
[00:10:27] it, of course it's included, and the fund is the bearer, so I wouldn't want
[00:10:30] to say something that might not end up in written
[00:10:34] form, but that's the latest proposal, today or
[00:10:37] tomorrow. As for this non-hazardous waste
[00:10:41] in bags, has the statics been resolved? We know there were problems with
[00:10:44] statics, that some of those bags could not be
[00:10:47] removed.
[00:10:49] It's about 100 tons of remaining waste, it's still
[00:10:53] there at the location. Could you
[00:10:55] move that?
[00:10:57] Well,
[00:10:59] I can't
[00:11:03] that question right now. We'll wait for the technical assessment of the Environmental
[00:11:07] Protection and Energy Efficiency Fund to finish, and then we'll answer
[00:11:10] in a few days. After this negotiation
[00:11:14] procedure ends tomorrow, after the bids arrive, when could
[00:11:17] the waste start leaving
[00:11:20] Gospić, i.e., when could the work start? And we already know
[00:11:23] a lot about that waste, and I'm quite
[00:11:27] sure that, well, we hope that the procedure will end
[00:11:30] successfully, that it will be possible to start immediately
[00:11:34] after the end of this prescribed period,
[00:11:37] prescribed by the Public Procurement Law, that
[00:11:40] the contractor will be able to start work immediately after that. So, but
[00:11:44] we have to wait for these legal prerequisites to be met, which
[00:11:47] take about ten days after the
[00:11:50] end of the deadline for receiving bids, which, as you yourself
[00:11:55] correctly pointed out, is tomorrow. Could that then be by the end
[00:11:58] of the year? Yes.
[00:12:01] Other colleagues, do you have
[00:12:02] questions?
[00:12:08] Should I have looked in the middle while we were talking?
[00:12:11] Yes, no one who hasn't learned, for someone who hasn't learned
[00:12:15] in
[00:12:15] 10.
[00:12:25] Dear viewers, we have come to the end of the show Novi Dan,
[00:12:28] or almost to the end, now comes the traditional
[00:12:32] handover with my colleague
[00:12:35] Hrvoje Krešić, who will accompany you for the next three hours
[00:12:39] through the program of the show Studio Live. Hrvoje,
[00:12:42] good day already, what awaits viewers in Studio
[00:12:46] Live? A day, good day, well, we will, of course, continue to follow
[00:12:50] what is happening in this story with Gospić and the Lit factory
[00:12:54] . Are there any new developments,
[00:12:57] we will also deal with other topics,
[00:13:00] we are following what is happening with the latest USKOK
[00:13:04] intervention, we know that arrests started
[00:13:08] today related to the special hospital
[00:13:11] Zabok, and we will see what was
[00:13:14] actually happening there, confirmation has arrived
[00:13:17] that there is really something going on there, even from the hospital
[00:13:20] itself, that they are cooperating with the competent institutions, but that,
[00:13:24] of course, due to the investigation, no one is able to provide
[00:13:28] more information. We are also
[00:13:30] following what is happening with the prices of energy on global
[00:13:34] markets, not only of course because
[00:13:38] of everything that is happening in Hormuz in other
[00:13:41] crisis hotspots around the world, but simply what
[00:13:45] is the state of gas reserves before the heating
[00:13:48] season, what are the gas prices, what can be
[00:13:51] expected next, and whether the state plans to go in some
[00:13:55] new, different directions to ensure
[00:13:59] the most diverse income of energy sources,
[00:14:02] that is, the most diverse sources
[00:14:05] of energy, and their affordability. Our guest
[00:14:09] will be analyst Ivan Brodić. Croatia is
[00:14:12] preparing for the farewell of the musical legend, giant
[00:14:16] of popular, but also culture in general, Mate Mišo
[00:14:19] Kovač tomorrow at
[00:14:23] 5 PM, or rather, pardon, 4 PM, at Poljud, that big, big
[00:14:26] farewell begins. We will talk about
[00:14:30] his place in national culture, but also in the collective
[00:14:33] imaginary, with
[00:14:36] ethnologist Tomislav Pletenac from the Faculty of Philosophy
[00:14:39] in Zagreb. Of course, we are also following
[00:14:43] and preparing a big special from tomorrow evening at
[00:14:47] 8 PM until the day after tomorrow morning at 8
[00:14:50] AM, that is, of course, a show
[00:14:52] dedicated to the midterm elections in the USA, the so-called mid-term
[00:14:56] elections. Our Nina Kljenak is already on the ground in the USA,
[00:14:59] following what life is like there and what the quality
[00:15:03] of life is, what are the issues that currently most concern
[00:15:07] US citizens, so we will see what
[00:15:10] is happening there, and we will also touch upon sports
[00:15:14] results. This weekend, it seems Dinamo was left without a coach
[00:15:17] after a series of bad results, Hajduk, more or less, on
[00:15:21] the other hand, is going in a direction no one expected it to
[00:15:25] go at the beginning of the season, even this summer. So, our
[00:15:28] colleague Josipov Juraj Pajevoca from the sports club will come
[00:15:32] to the studio to talk about that. In any case, a plethora
[00:15:35] of diverse topics awaits us in the next
[00:15:39] three hours.
[00:15:43] I believe that is quite enough for the viewers
[00:15:46] to stay for the next three hours with you,
[00:15:50] both because of the new news that has arrived in the meantime,
[00:15:53] and because of new guests, new directions
[00:15:57] in which these conversations can go. Studio Live with
[00:16:01] Hrvoje
[00:16:01] Krešić starts very soon.
[00:16:11] Dear viewers, with this we have come to the end of the show Novi Dan, and as
[00:16:15] every day, everything we broadcast in the program
[00:16:19] is already or will soon be on our web portal
[00:16:22] N1 Info. Here from the latest
[00:16:25] news we have USKOK in action, arrests in Zagreb,
[00:16:28] Osijek and Zagorje, eight
[00:16:32] people suspected, details are leaking, there you go, as you can see, that is
[00:16:35] definitely something we will be following during the day. Stay
[00:16:39] with Studio Live and Hrvoje Krešić, stay with our web
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[00:23:41] Live, a program in which we follow all key broadcasts in Croatia, but of course
[00:23:45] also wider. Today we will deal with energy, we will see
[00:23:49] what is the level of gas tank
[00:23:52] fullness and what is the price of gas, what can be expected from this
[00:23:56] season, but also from energy prices, but
[00:23:59] we will also try to find out if some new
[00:24:02] perspectives are perhaps opening up for exploration and exploitation of energy in
[00:24:06] Croatia. We will talk of course about today's USKOK
[00:24:10] action, we will see what is happening, we will also follow what
[00:24:14] is happening in Gospić, where there are some indications that
[00:24:17] the lithium factory, which has been talked about there for some
[00:24:20] time, which has been developing for some time, will it perhaps be left without
[00:24:24] a building permit? Croatia and
[00:24:27] Dalmatia are preparing for the farewell of Mišo
[00:24:30] Kovač, we will talk about what he
[00:24:33] actually means, his opus, his character, his work
[00:24:37] for Croatian national pop
[00:24:40] music culture, but of course much more
[00:24:44] than that, and we will touch upon
[00:24:47] sports events from this weekend, so stay
[00:24:50] with us.
[00:25:00] N1 television, as we have already announced
[00:25:03] several times,
[00:25:05] will tomorrow in a special broadcast follow
[00:25:09] the elections in the United States of America. The United States
[00:25:12] of America will go to the so-called
[00:25:15] midterm elections tomorrow, in which the new composition of Congress
[00:25:19] and the balance of power between Republicans and Democrats will be decided. Donald
[00:25:22] Trump, at his last pre-election rally in Kansas,
[00:25:26] called on voters to support Republicans and help them
[00:25:29] maintain a majority in Congress. In a last-ditch effort to mobilize
[00:25:33] voters, he also announced billions of dollars in investment in
[00:25:36] housing loans, and he was supported at the rally by
[00:25:40] Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Secretary of the Interior
[00:25:44] Doug
[00:25:44] Bergen.
[00:25:50] couldn't be, couldn't be possible, has done what I've
[00:25:53] done in the last two weeks, I mean what we've done, we have
[00:25:55] traveled far and
[00:25:57] wide.
[00:26:03] "now we've campaigned and I've enjoyed it, this is actually this is our
[00:26:07] last stop, we close it down tonight, but we've had a great
[00:26:10] time, the people, the love in this country is is
[00:26:13] unbelievable, but all I'm asking you to do is one thing, get
[00:26:17] out and vote, because if you do, we're going to have a
[00:26:20] tremendous success, let's make the next two
[00:26:24] years bigger and better and stronger than ever before
[00:26:27] because together we will make
[00:26:30] America powerful again.
[00:26:48] Trump's campaign rally in Kansas gathered both his
[00:26:52] supporters and opponents, while some believe he fulfills his
[00:26:56] promises, others hope for a political turnaround in the traditionally
[00:27:00] Republican state. Protesters say they are
[00:27:03] fed up with Trump's policies and rising costs of living
[00:27:07] and
[00:27:10] we are one of the reddest states in the union um
[00:27:14] and like I I believe if if we can flip
[00:27:20] the nation hope that that these even if you
[00:27:23] don't think that coming to a protest and holding a
[00:27:26] sign whatever your message is if you don't think
[00:27:30] that's effective it is effective.
[00:27:32] "we're getting to these people, we're letting them know and it's it's because
[00:27:36] we we stand, we maintain and we don't
[00:27:38] stop, and it's the continued, the continued, the
[00:27:42] continue, it's it's the persistence and the and the staying
[00:27:45] in, we don't, we want them out, we want them out, and I
[00:27:49] am excited that if we can flip Kansas, we give hope to the rest of the
[00:27:52] country. Kansas is a deeply red state, we we do have a couple of
[00:27:56] democratic governors, but we have a super majority in our Kansas state
[00:27:59] house, and we can't get anything passed for the people." and
[00:28:03] so uh because because of that making a stink, going in
[00:28:07] lobbying, advocating, it makes a difference, it opens people's
[00:28:10] eyes, but it also shows other people that we believe the same way and they go
[00:28:14] like, didn't know anybody else felt that way in Kansas, and the more you
[00:28:18] realize the more you look around, you see lot of purple, see a lot
[00:28:22] of purple, i think people are really sick of the status quo, they're sick of the smagga, they're sick of
[00:28:26] six dollar gallon diesel, our farmers are hurting, i'm not
[00:28:29] worried, i really ain't, mean trump is... and everything he
[00:28:33] says he's going to do and i
[00:28:36] just i'm boring me he's he says what he's going to do
[00:28:39] and just i have lot of faith in the man he is for our
[00:28:43] country and for our veterans and for the
[00:28:46] people and that is what we need someone who loves our country and he
[00:28:49] loves it more than anyone and i'm here for him, i voted for him
[00:28:53] three times, i'll vote for him again if i have
[00:28:55] to
[00:29:01] Anashalina visited Lancaster
[00:29:04] County, the agricultural heart of Pennsylvania, so that before
[00:29:08] the upcoming elections we could hear what citizens, burdened by
[00:29:11] high prices and living costs, have to say. Among them are,
[00:29:15] interestingly, traditional Amish, whose
[00:29:18] daily lives increasingly depend on decisions made at the polls.
[00:29:22] polls.
[00:29:24] You might ask yourself what I am doing in Lancaster, a place where
[00:29:28] the largest, oldest, most active Amish community
[00:29:32] in the world lives. There are two reasons: first, they are
[00:29:35] large food producers, and second, those who are
[00:29:38] traditionally politically passive have decided to become active
[00:29:41] precisely in these upcoming elections. A large campaign
[00:29:45] is underway to register Amish voters under
[00:29:48] the name "Defending the Family Farm"
[00:29:52] which begins at the polling station. They share their problems with
[00:29:55] s drugim građanima
[00:29:57] Pennsylvania.
[00:30:02] app to see where the best prices are and so we found
[00:30:06] it and that's why we're here, really? and tell me, do you think
[00:30:10] that this will affect the
[00:30:12] mid-terms voting? yes, absolutely will, not just in which sense?
[00:30:16] not just the price of gas, but the price of everything, just everything.
[00:30:20] everything has just you know exploded in our faces
[00:30:23] with um being able to cover basic, gas
[00:30:27] and and basic food, the the prices, i'm
[00:30:30] i'm shopping every you know... basically every week um
[00:30:34] and it went from maybe 150,
[00:30:37] 120 to now double that, we're paying like 324
[00:30:40] for just your basic necessities, and that you know it comes from
[00:30:44] national level and they have taken so many of the
[00:30:47] resources um when it comes to education, when
[00:30:51] it comes to um you know like the the local
[00:30:55] municipalities um local help with you
[00:30:58] know '